Pricing guide

HubSpot pricing explained: what you will actually pay

HubSpot's pricing page looks simple until you add seat types, onboarding fees, credits and the separate hubs. This guide lays out every sales tier's list price, the fees that only appear at checkout, and what a 1-, 5- or 10-person team really pays in its first year.

HubSpot Sales Hub prices at a glance

HubSpot Sales Hub list prices (USD)
TierPer seat per monthRequired onboardingSeat typeBilling
Free tools$0NoneUp to 2 users—
Starter$20NoneCore SeatAnnual, or monthly commitment
Professional$90 (annual)$1,500Sales SeatAnnual commitment
Enterprise$150 (annual)$3,500Sales SeatAnnual only
Starter is HubSpot's catalog list price; at the time of our check HubSpot advertised Starter at $7 per seat per month on annual billing for new customers as a limited-time offer. Professional shows $90 on annual billing against a $100 catalog price.

What HubSpot's free CRM includes

The free tools are genuinely usable for a very small team: contact, company and deal records, email and meeting tools, live chat, forms, landing pages and up to ten dashboards, with no time limit. The limits that matter:

  • 2 users maximum.
  • 1,000 contacts and 1,000 records across other standard objects, per HubSpot's pricing FAQ.
  • One pipeline per object type, with no custom pipelines.
  • HubSpot branding on 1-to-1 email, meeting links, chat, forms and landing pages.
  • One personal meeting link, three email templates and ten dashboards.

For a full breakdown and the usual upgrade triggers, read HubSpot free CRM limits.

Sales Hub Starter vs Professional vs Enterprise

What each Sales Hub tier adds
FeatureStarterProfessionalEnterprise
Pipelines (total across objects)15100350
Workflows (automation)50, restricted3001,000
SequencesNoYes (500 sends/user/day)Yes (1,000 sends/user/day)
Custom reportsNo100500
ForecastingNoDefault and customAdds team hierarchies
PlaybooksNo55,000
Calling minutes per month5003,00012,000
Lead scoringNo5 scores10 scores
Custom objectsNoNoYes
HubSpot credits per month5003,0005,000
From HubSpot's Sales Hub pricing page and product catalog, checked Oct 29, 2026. Calling is not supported in every country.

The jump that matters for most small teams is from Starter to Professional. Starter gives you pipelines, simple automation and meeting scheduling without HubSpot branding. Professional is where sequences, custom reports, forecasting and full workflows arrive, and it is also where the price per seat more than quadruples and the onboarding fee appears.

Fees most HubSpot price comparisons miss

Costs beyond the seat price
CostHow it worksWhen it bites
Onboarding$1,500 (Pro) or $3,500 (Enterprise), one-time and requiredYear one of any Professional or Enterprise plan
Seat typesStarter uses Core Seats; Pro and Enterprise use Sales Seats; view-only seats are freeWhen non-sales colleagues need to edit records
Quotes and e-signatureNew customers need Revenue Hub Professional ($95) or Enterprise ($140) per seat for quotesIf you send quotes from the CRM
CreditsIncluded monthly; extra usage at $0.010 per credit, no rolloverHeavy use of AI agents and data features
Promotional pricingStarter discounts apply to new customers for a limited timeAt renewal

What HubSpot costs in the first year

Seat licences at annual billing plus required onboarding, before taxes, add-ons and promotions:

HubSpot Sales Hub first-year cost (USD)
Tier1 user5 users10 users
Free tools$0Not available (2-user limit)Not available
Starter$240$1,200$2,400
Professional$2,580$6,900$12,300
Enterprise$5,300$12,500$21,500
Seats × monthly price × 12 + required onboarding. Year two drops by the onboarding fee.

A five-person team moving from Starter to Professional goes from $1,200 to $6,900 in year one. Compare that with Pipedrive in our Pipedrive vs HubSpot pricing breakdown, or try your own team size in the CRM pricing calculator.

Smart CRM and the Customer Platform bundle

HubSpot sells the CRM layer on its own as Smart CRM: its pricing page lists Professional at $50 per seat per month (shown discounted to $45 during our check) and Enterprise at $75, and the catalog lists a $20 Starter edition. That suits teams that need a better customer database and reporting but not sales automation.

The Customer Platform bundles marketing, sales, service and other hubs. Starter lists at $20 per seat per month (with the same new-customer promotion). Professional starts at $1,300 per month including 6 seats, and Enterprise at $4,700 per month including 8 seats. Those bundles only make sense when you would otherwise buy several hubs separately.

Which HubSpot tier should you buy?

Tier picker
ChooseIf
Free toolsOne or two people, under 1,000 contacts, and HubSpot branding is acceptable.
StarterA small team needs several pipelines, unbranded email and meeting links, and simple automation.
ProfessionalYou need sequences, custom reports, forecasting or real workflows, and can absorb the onboarding fee.
EnterpriseYou need custom objects, team-hierarchy forecasting or advanced permissions across a larger sales org.

If Professional's price is what is pushing you away, our HubSpot alternatives guide lists cheaper CRMs by the feature you need, and the HubSpot vs Pipedrive comparison shows where a sales-only tool covers the same ground for less.

Frequently asked questions

How much does HubSpot CRM cost?

HubSpot's free tools cost nothing for up to 2 users. For sales teams, Sales Hub Starter lists at $20 per seat per month, Professional at $90 per seat per month billed annually plus a required $1,500 onboarding fee, and Enterprise at $150 per seat per month billed annually plus $3,500 onboarding.

Is HubSpot CRM really free?

Yes, with limits. HubSpot's free tools have no time limit, but they cover up to 2 users, 1,000 contacts according to HubSpot's pricing FAQ, one pipeline per object, and HubSpot branding on emails, meeting links, forms and chat.

Why does HubSpot charge an onboarding fee?

HubSpot requires a one-time onboarding package with Professional and Enterprise subscriptions: $1,500 for Sales Hub Professional and $3,500 for Sales Hub Enterprise. Starter has no onboarding fee. Budget for it in year one; it does not recur.

What is the difference between HubSpot Smart CRM and Sales Hub?

Smart CRM is the shared customer database and its tools. Sales Hub adds sales-specific features such as sequences, forecasting, playbooks and calling minutes. Sales teams that need those features should price Sales Hub, not Smart CRM alone.

Does HubSpot charge for view-only users?

No. HubSpot says view-only seats are available at no additional cost, so managers or colleagues who only need to see records and reports do not need a paid seat.

Can I pay for HubSpot monthly?

Partly. HubSpot's pricing page offers Starter on a monthly commitment, sells Professional on an annual commitment that can be paid monthly, and bills Enterprise annually. Annual prices are shown by default, so ask for both options in your quote.

Sources

Prices and plan limits come from each vendor's own pricing pages and documentation, checked on the dates shown. Vendors change packaging often, so confirm the final figure in your own quote.

  1. HubSpot Sales Hub pricing — checked Oct 29, 2026Read with USD selected; annual billing shown by default.
  2. HubSpot free tools pricing and FAQ — checked Oct 29, 2026
  3. HubSpot Smart CRM pricing — checked Oct 29, 2026
  4. HubSpot Customer Platform pricing — checked Oct 29, 2026
  5. HubSpot Product & Services Catalog: products — checked Oct 29, 2026
  6. HubSpot Product & Services Catalog: free tools — checked Oct 29, 2026
  7. HubSpot KB: Understand HubSpot credits and billing — checked Oct 29, 2026
  8. HubSpot KB: Compare legacy quotes and quotes — checked Oct 29, 2026